What was a consequence of the AAA?
A) It resulted in the removal of many southern sharecroppers from the land they had lived on and worked.
B) It caused many Midwestern farmers to go bankrupt and lose their land.
C) It allowed the "Okies" and "Arkies" to obtain their own farmland.
D) It guaranteed that agricultural experts would help solve the problem of soil erosion in the Plains.

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The AAA resulted in the removal of many southern sharecroppers from the land they had lived on and worked because the program paid farmers to reduce their crop acreage and plow under crops that were already grown. This led to a decrease in demand for labor, and many sharecroppers were forced to leave their homes and communities.

What Was a Consequence of the AAA